Soap Scum on bathroom showers
#71
Originally Posted by kuntryquilter
A sure way to keep it off is to dry the walls and faucet after every use.
#72
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Originally Posted by HisPatchwork
If it is only soap scum, you can clean it with baking soda. {not sure about mineral deposits} It works miracles on the stove top also, without scratching. It is good for cleaning most everything.
#73
Originally Posted by Lisa_wanna_b_quilter
Magic Erasers............they really are magic!
I've also in the past used a squeegee to keep the shower clean. Mostly these days I take baths. :D
#74
I learned this from my daughter's cleaning lady: Making sure that shower or tub is dry scrub with a dry SOS Pad, most of the scum will come off. Then wet shower & pad and srub off whatever residue is left. Works great on glass shower door, too, and no it doesn't leave scratches. :-D
P.S. This works great on tile, don't know what it would do to a fiberglass tub.
P.S. This works great on tile, don't know what it would do to a fiberglass tub.
#75
my sister showed me the easiest and cheapest way to keep the shower clean. Take 1/2 water and 1/2 alcohol. Spray and use magic eraser. Cuts right thru. I use once a week to keep doors clean. Good for mirrors and even the rest of the shower.
#76
Originally Posted by lavenderfire
my sister showed me the easiest and cheapest way to keep the shower clean. Take 1/2 water and 1/2 alcohol. Spray and use magic eraser. Cuts right thru. I use once a week to keep doors clean. Good for mirrors and even the rest of the shower.
I would do the squeegee but can't get the hubby to do it on a regular basis so I would have to chase him into the shower every time in our hard water area.
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